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5/31/2017 1:43:40 PM
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I sneak around corners to try and get the drop on enemies, or to hide when there's a super or a lot of enemies around
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You're still on the radar, though.
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Only for a brief period of time. Popping a super like hammers or storm changes the mindset of they player. They start frantically looking for the next kill before the super runs out and don't take the time to see a brief blip. Countless times I've had supers rush right by me (e.g. Just on other side of column from them, so feet away but not in visual sight) looking for other kills. Depending on your cover, it is better to just crouch than run if you hear a super coming. (And there are no players next to you to either help shoot or, on the other hand, to draw attention to you.)
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That has nothing to do with the super. Those are just bad players who would have run by you anyways because they don't watch their radar ever.
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My point wasn't so much about supers, but about psychology. Many players that would otherwise be more careful, shift focus when they are working against the clock of their super. Sure the best players will be more mindful. But that doesn't change the fact that kneeling is a very effective way to avoid a super most of the time. (Assuming cover and a few other things.)
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Then how am I able to sneak behind the entire team and pop GG?
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Probably by moving and using your super, one would assume.
